Peoplepleaser Stories

The pain of missing someone while being so close.

Mark looked forward, his dreams having come true, he was to become the Ultimate Attorney, to join Hopes Peak Academy, but after he passed out and woke up with 19 others, he knew that his life would he taking a massive nose dive

In a world where survival is mistaken for living, five nursing students struggle to find where they truly belong. Jasmine is driven but constantly pressured to succeed-the last hope of her family. Hannah stays quiet, observing everything while silently carrying her own truths. Isha bends herself just to be accepted, laughing only when everyone else already has. Frelin fights through poverty, holding onto a dream that feels heavier each day. And Ate Clarissa, older and lost, drifts between choices she never fully understood. They are all studying how to save lives, yet none of them know how to save their own. Bound by friendship, expectations, and unspoken struggles, they begin to realize something unsettling- Maybe they are not stuck. Maybe they are just living lives that were never meant for them. In a world this vast, they continue to move forward-like they are running at sea.

"We were supposed to attract each other... but maybe we were only meant to collide." Clyde thought he had love figured out - three years with Veronica, the girl he built his world around. But when distance replaces warmth, and silence starts to sound louder than laughter, he finds himself clinging to memories that are already slipping away. As he struggles to hold on, his friends - Kael, Mellissa, and Sam - watch him drown in a love that's slowly killing him. Between band rehearsals, campus chaos, and unspoken feelings, Clyde learns that sometimes, loving someone isn't enough to keep them from walking away. And somewhere between heartbreak and healing, he starts to wonder: Was he fighting for love... or just afraid of losing it? A story about holding on, letting go, and realizing that even magnets have their limits.

This story is about a girl named Nula

What if the stranger you got stuck in an elevator with... was the man your parents secretly wanted you to marry? Aleah always plays it safe, arriving early, staying quiet, following rules. But when an elevator ride leaves her trapped with Ibrahim, calm and infuriatingly composed, something shifts. What begins as small talk turns into an unexpected spark. Hours later, Aleah sits down to lunch with her family... only to find Ibrahim there too. Caught between her parents' expectations and her own guarded heart, Aleah agrees to a one-month trial: no pressure, no promises, just time to decide. But as the days unfold, rules blur, silences soften, and she begins to wonder, is this coincidence, or something she was never prepared to feel?

" It isn't your fault that you aren't perfect. No one is, but if you keep thinking that way, you'll never get better." -redpotato8

Mary has always been the person everyone can count on. The coworker who listens. The daughter who helps. The partner who takes care of everyone else first. As strange symptoms begin to creep into her life, exhaustion settles deep into her bones and the demands of the people around her seem to grow heavier with each passing day. Still, Mary keeps giving away pieces of herself, convinced that being needed is the same thing as being loved. The Shape of Being Needed is a quiet story about chronic illness, caregiving, and the things we sacrifice for the people we love.

Just another poem.

A poem for people pleasers

Everyone has secrets. Lily just didn't expect hers to be the least dangerous. Between fake love, hidden identities, and friendships built on lies, the line between truth and deception begins to blur. The people she trusts the most are hiding things she was never meant to find out. A best friend who isn't what she seems. A past that refuses to stay hidden. And feelings that only make everything more complicated. As the truth slowly unravels, Lily is forced to question everything - and everyone. Because sometimes... The biggest betrayal doesn't come from enemies. It comes from the people closest to you.

Hi, I, just like many of you, am a people pleaser. I never want to hurt someone's feelings and in that process I tend to not stand up for myself and what I believe in. So here is a short poem which is not dominated by other's feelings. sincerely, the people pleaser.

Everyone liked Naina. No one really knew her. A story about a girl who always said yes - until she finally said no. "The People Pleaser" is a slow-burn emotional drama about identity, friendship, healing, and finally speaking your truth.

This is a picture book my brother, dad, and I wrote when we were young. I made it into a kids chapter book for NaNoWriMo 2021. A builder bot from Hugeville is sent to Smart School where he meets Gabby the Gummy Bear, and they become best friends. Gabby tries to teach Yes-Yes to say "No" but he just can't seem to. When Yes-Yes' boss asks him to do something that would ruin his life will he say "No" or will he give in to his code.

Words alone hold little sway, Yet woven together, they can sway. Mere symbols on a page, Until crafted with care to engage.

Maddie is just a girl living in this world. The love of her life has just broken her heart, her heart now broken. but Stephen, her White Rabbit, brings a new view to Maddie's life, a view she's never seen before, a view pure as an apple and white as snow.

*Wheeze* *Wheeze* 1, 2 ... why can't I breathe? --- Cheers !!! Here is to the complexities of growing up, making choices, heartbreaks, and laughter.

A boy struggling to find the right door that leads to the room where he belong. He created so many versions of him just to fit in, but he feels that something is still missing. Not until

hhh ifk why I made this but whatever anyway